Q&A
STEPHANIE ONWENU Q&A – AMPLIFYING BLACK VOICES IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Stephanie Onwenu, ASLA, is a landscape designer and visual artist whose work bridges design, storytelling, and advocacy. Passionate about creating outdoor spaces that foster community and celebrate diversity, she has dedicated her research to amplifying the voices of Black landscape architects. Through her project, Their Untold Stories – Black Landscape Architects Michigan Connection, she sheds light on the impact and contributions of Black professionals in the field, inspiring greater representation and awareness. In this Q&A, Stephanie shares insights on her journey, the importance of mentorship, and the role of design in shaping inclusive, meaningful spaces.
DEBORAH SCHWAB Q&A – LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
We reached out to Deborah Schwab on artwork, landscape architecture, and her experience blending passions.
LEAVENWORTH Q&A – BAVARIAN THEMED VILLAGE IN WASHINGTON
Visiting Leavenworth is truly a magical experience. The history and story of how this Washington village revitalized itself into a Bavarian-themed, world-class destination is incredible. Receptacles are only one part of the equation, but it is a joy to see Victor Stanley standardized in this unique town, not only for quality and functionality, but aesthetic appearance as well. We reached out to the city of Leavenworth for the following insights on their winter wonderland.